The Chesapeake Bay Croquet Club will host two intensive training camps this spring designed to help players refine their competitive skills in golf croquet and American six-wicket. The club’s annual Spring Boot Camps provide players with a five-day immersion in high-level instruction and match play, emphasizing the principle that improving performance enhances enjoyment of the game. Participants receive individualized coaching focused on key elements such as shot power, accuracy, distance control, strategy and rules knowledge.

Croquet Network is pleased to announce that John Miles, President of the North Toronto Croquet Club, has joined the publication as its Canadian correspondent. Miles leads one of Canada’s most prominent croquet institutions. The North Toronto Croquet Club, established in 1912 as a lawn bowling club, added croquet in 1997 and has operated exclusively as a croquet club for the past two decades. Today, it is the second-largest croquet club in Canada and a key hub for both competitive and social play.

The Spring 2026 Digital Edition of the USCA’s Croquet News is here! This issue is showcased by an in-depth profile of Sherif Abdelwahab, fresh off his victory at the American Six Wicket National Championship in November, a fitting spotlight on one of the game’s most accomplished competitors.

The US Open Golf Croquet International Championship gets underway on Monday, February 9, at 8:30 a.m. at the National Croquet Center, located at 700 S. Florida Mango Road in West Palm Beach, Florida.

The US Open GC Tournament is proud to announce the drop for the digital edition of the official 2026 event program (Program Link). The program features a full listing of the top golf croquet players from around the world that will be participating in the Open and also showcases participants and sponsors for the ProAm event.

The Beach Club, Palm Beach, Florida, is looking for a new Croquet Director. The Beach Club Croquet Director is a seasonal employee who is eligible for benefits. The term, to be mutually agreed, would extend roughly from mid-to-late November through late April/early May and is afforded flexibility to play in select sanctioned tournaments, as mutually agreed in advance.